Start the Recovery ACT Program
Recovery ACT. A program for those who wish to gain and maintain a life away from any form of addiction, abuse or dependency.
- I have a problem with addiction
- I have tried to cut down or control
- I have made promises to myself to stop this
- I am a good person, but I do not feel good
- I can not keep doing this
- I need help
All behaviors have consequences. Living in service of active addiction has one set of outcomes. Moving over into the ACTive recovery lifestyle also has consequences. The difference is phenomenal.
Recovery ACT
This is a program of active change. If you choose to put the effort in, then it will work. We start with a realistic choice. Keep doing what you are doing, or do something else. Both choices have consequences. At RedChair Recovery ACT program we see life as simple. Be in ACTive Addiction or ACTive Recovery.
What is your poison?
Drink? Drugs? Gambling? Prescribed Drugs? Porn? Sex? Gaming?…?
Any or all of the above can be addressed with the Recovery ACT program. We will address what you need in terms of detox and withdrawal, which in turn then gives us one target. Staying Stopped.
We find that addiction in any form is a problem that is often defined by relapse, so we work hard to have a life, a mental, emotional, physical well being, that relapse gives way to a rich and meaningful life.
Your recovery coach, your guide, therapist and mentor will guide you in a planned personalised route out of addiction and into recovery.
RecoveryACT – Purposeful recovery at any point
The point of recovery is now. Where ever you are right now is what we focus on. Maybe it is you are in the chemical or behavioural addiction itself, so we tailor our sessions to that.
Maybe you are in early days of abstinence, so that is the point of our therapy, to support you with that, right now.
Maybe you are just out of rehab and need to stay well, or even in long term abstinence and feel stuck with other issues. The point is always, right here, right now. Who and what is important to you regarding your personal recovery. What needs addressing right now. It is a journey, not a destination.